security and healthcare health related entitlements and you don't have a problem. that is sort of like saying on pluti i would be svelte. i'm not sure i buy the analogy. it is what it is. medicaid and medicare and down the road social security they are all suffering from the same problem too little money coming in for the money going out now or soon to go out. >> you are giving the president even too much credit there. if you read what the left is saying about the budget problem reit now what they are saying is it is a healthcare problem and they don't mean a medicare medicaid problem. they would say it is the private sector healthcare costs that are out of control and that is why we can't get any of the other spending under control. >> neil: even if you worked on healthcare tonight you would still have a lot of headache tomorrow. i can not see the guy who looks at these books i would assume more than i do because he is the president then he would quickly understand money in/money out. >> this is the reason why if you listen to you played that clip b nancy pelosi saying we will look fo

into the emergency room with flu you like symptoms and they don't have the facilities to treat them all. and they want to keep distance between patients that don't have the flu. if people are severe is they bring them into the hospital but you if they are not severely ill with the flu they bring them outside to the mobile surge tent. >> the capacity was overwhelming. not only weren't patients being seen but also patients -- not only with patients being seen but a bed to be admitted. this s to decrease those who have milder flu symptoms we can see them and treat them and discharge them effectively and efficiently from the tent. >> pennsylvania is one of many states where the flu cases seem to be rising. 4300 of the 11,000 cases in pennsylvania occurred in the last week and 18 of the 22 deaths also in the last week. everyone sen couraged here to get the flu vaccine. it is well matched to the current strain. said to be 62% effective by the cdc. if your symptoms are mild, you don't necessarily need to go to the hospital. >> if you are are sick, please stay at home. if you -- please use prop

ringing ] >> neil: as if i don't have enough to do, fresh from the cliff and your super hero is about to save america. while washington says on we are tapped out, don't buy it because your friendly neighborhood super hero and today i have the numbers to prove it. i'm neil cavuto and there is no denying when it comes to number crunching democrats and republicans often point to the numbers put out by these guys. >> about 24 hours after i spoke the congressional budget office released a report? >> according to the congressional budget office. >> take it from me, that is what the congressional budget office told us. >> neil: so, if that be the case why are members ignoring these numbers from the congressional budget office? they are right out there, put out by the cbo putting out for everyone to read. like reduce funding for non-defense agency by 1% annually and you save 932 million. you slash the growth in funding for the department of defense by 1% and you save another $862 billion. we're not cutting or slashing anything. we're curbing go the growth. how about this. raise the earliest e

of these guys? boo-boos. don't call you know who. >> it is time to call the real boo-boo. >> i want to win money! i got to make me honey boo-boo. >> welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. hardie and hanse, listen and learn. while you're going for broke, honey boob's mom is playing it safe, socking away all of her kids' cash in the trust found that cannot be touched until they turn 21. and in the meantime, clipping coupons and living off sugar bear's salary. sugar bear is honey boo-boo's dad in case you're wondering. she said, want my kids to lock back and say, mama played it mart. not like all those other reality tv people. >> not like all those reality tv people indeed. not about to risk her kid's future. that is what got star parker asking washington, why the heck are you risking ours? you know, i think this is the mayan moment we missed. it had nothing to do with the world blowing up, but boo-boo's mom figuring out the way. what say you? >> i say, isn't it interesting when it's your own money, when it's your children's future, you absolutely get a little bit of insight into what reality looks li

and they said don't worry about it. morgan stanley said we need some money. we'll lend it to you at market rates. aig said, we're dying on the vine. we want to own 80% of you and when the money coming back we want 14.5% interest but we're going to charge you three times what we are paying them. that constitutes a loss of assets for aig which the fifth amendment prohibits and constitutes desperate treatment that violates equal protection. i think more greenberg has a very good strong argument to make. >> neil: one of arguments that i raised you wouldn't be in the position you are now to sue is to paraphrase what scott was saying if not for this clumsy bailout? >> scott's argument is a good one and made by lawyers that would be called waiver meaning by accepting the offer it's too late for you to complain now. if you think this offer is burdensome and violates your rights you should have thought of it before. that is the argument that they will make against aig. more greenberg's argument is different. he was ousted. he is feeling as an ordinary shareholder. he was biggest non-government share hold

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